Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @Version: Will add that in the next version https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroNet-kivy/issues/24

Mkg20001 commented on Musickiller's post: @styromaniac: Yes will add that in the next version https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroNet-kivy/issues/23

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @styromaniac@zeroid.bit: You mean like an archive for all the varius ZeroNet android versions or an archive for all the versions for ALL platforms (ubuntu core, android, ...) ?

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: Small update: Libp2p is working on circuit relaying which would allow browsers to use any client with websocket support as a websocket-star server (which means that it would be a lot more like tor / a lot more distributed)

Mkg20001 commented on Elspru's post: @elspru: None that I'm aware of. But you can use jekyll, hugo or nanoc to generate static html from markdown blog posts and upload that to zeronet

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: Yes it needs servers but it's more like tor relays (everyone can run such a server, the client can listen on multiple. it could be made dynamic at some point). Also it won't be the only method of communication. There is still TCP+UPNP and later Tor and maybe I2P.

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @Elspru: Maybe. I also want to improve things a bit and then maybe integrate those improvements into zeronet. It's also a project for me to learn how things actually work.

Mkg20001 commented on Peeper's post: This does not apply for the background images. These were my idea and code. And without me, would you have done all that work? You can't claim all was done by you alone.

Mkg20001 commented on ZAlex's post: @Ivesen: When I compile stuff it sometimes generates 2gb of files. And when doing stuff with docker I run out of diskspace really fast. And then there is also that ubuntu-mirror (all ubuntu xenial, yakkety and zesty amd64 packages) I have. And the various blockchains I have downloaded (namecoin, dogecoin, still not enough space for bitcoin - 100gb, byteball, etherum)

Mkg20001 commented on ZAlex's post: @Ivesen: I can't even live with 1 TB without deleting 50 gb old data monthly

Mkg20001 commented on Kaffie's post: @Jayofthezero: There are community efforts to keep both Unity8 and Ubuntu Touch alive by Yunit (u8 fork) and UBPorts. So they aren't completly dead. And I've heard they want to collabrate with others like plasma or salfish too.

Mkg20001 commented on ZAlex's post: I guess people in 2020 will be less educated than some 2000bc people

Mkg20001 commented on Kaffie's post: @Kaffie: About the npm thing: I undestand there are some libs that have 2k lines to do sth even if there is a native one-liner solution. I avoid those modules and I really don't `npm i` a lot (except gulp and babel plugins and must-haves like mongoose). I also think npm is slow but there is no alternative package manager for nodeJS. BUT: For most node+electron is easier than learning stuff like c++ and qt just to create cross-platform stuff.
Oh and btw: nodeJS can technically run inside a browser. You just need to use browserify (but stuff like `fs` isn't available)

Mkg20001 commented on Kaffie's post: > personally I dislike anything that involves npm because it takes years to compile :v
@Ivesen: why? js does not need to compile and electron is precompiled

Mkg20001 commented on Kaffie's post: @Kaffie: Why? What is wrong with electron/nodeJS/chrome?

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: I convinced some relatives to allow me to buy the account via their credit card. But I will have to visit them in order to do that, because they have security concerns.

Mkg20001 commented on ZAlex's post: @Jayofthezero: It's humanity. Except of some few people, most humans are dumb. Because how else would have so many people voted for trump?

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: Well I said I own some *doge*coins. Dogecoins are 1k doge=~3€. as I only have ~200 of them I can't really buy anything with that. (just enough for namecoins)
And I *can* withdraw stuff from my account, it's just that google play only accepts credit cards.

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: Buildozer has so many bugs. I think I just fork this thing and try to make it work.

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: > Maybe debit cards are also OK. Or try virtual cards?
@P2P: Well, how is a 16 year old supposed to do that? The only thing I have is some restricted bank account that I can't even do online banking and some dogecoins.

Mkg20001 commented on Kaffie's post: > I'm fine with moving Snifferdog's ideas to Kaffiene.
>> @Plasmmer: Certainly. Feel free to continue taking later code from Kaffiene. And I'll certainly do the same. But I have a particular vision in mind for the site and don't want too much feature creep.
@Plasmmer: I don't know if that will work

Mkg20001 commented on Kaffie's post: @Plasmmer: Zule isn't even finished. When it will launch we will see

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: I updated it. Does it look good?
Edit: About Google Play: I would have to ask someone with a credit card because they only accept credit cards for the $25 fee.

Mkg20001 commented on Firebox's post: @P2P: The users would have to run pip themselves, but we could pack all the stuff pip downloads with the updates. So it isn't stored in git anymore but still distributed with zeronet.

Mkg20001 commented on Firebox's post: @P2P: Yes, but using pip isn't actually that hard. It's just a .txt file with a list of dependencies.
On the other hand: All the other issues he mentioned are not that obvious.

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: That's not how you atract many users. Maybe instead there should be a port of DCRS that runs on normal pc's too (basically a preconfigured DCRS emulator). And that is something that would run in virtualbox or qemu or just real non-DCRS hardware. IMHO this would be better than requiring a completly new computer.
Edit: And faster than copy/v86 - as that is _very_ slow

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: It says it is for the DCRS firmware. Am I going to be able to run it on a regular pc? Do I need an emulator for that?

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @Plasmmer: And some of my classmates do not even have opinions about anything, and most of them do not care about tracking or still "don't have something to hide".

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: The RPM packages could be distributed p2p. But I don't think ZeroNet is the right tool for that, because package mirrors are usually 1tb of data. Maybe IPFS?

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: For backup I recommend creating a backup key, storing it somewhere secure and creating encrypted archives with the data/users.json. At least that's how I do it.

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @Plasmmer: Well, maybe someday they (the majority of people) will realize what the government is actually doing, and that such open projects **do** exist. If not then we are screwed.

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: Because you need to add `target="_blank"` so it opens in a new tab. Otherwise it would load in the iFrame.

Mkg20001 commented on Yuzu's post: @Yuzu: Ok. That's an idea. I will add it as soon as I start working on the new settings page.

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @Teddydd: The biggest would be that only android (which OEMs add proprietary modifications to) and iOS (which is completely proprietary) would be the only mobile operating systems. Maybe Unity8's convergence would have been the killer feature giving at least some market share to an operating system thats partly free. But at least there is Plasma Mobile.

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @Yuzu: https://octodon.social/system/media_attachments/files/000/004/429/original/46419fd3df8ee001.jpg?1491481683 - I think that also explains some things

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @Yuzu: We are all trapped in daily life. Doing jobs we hate, just so we can buy food to survive. Instead of doing what we truly love. Companies are trying to make stuff cheaper, but by doing so they damage the environment and other people's lifes.

Mkg20001 commented on Yuzu's post: @Lmath: I don't know if that is a good idea. When that picture contains NSFW content or other stuff you don't want to see?

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @Rythyrix: They just announced (after all the work that has gone into it) that they don't want to work on it anymore. https://insights.ubuntu.com/2017/04/05/growing-ubuntu-for-cloud-and-iot-rather-than-phone-and-convergence/

Mkg20001 commented on ZAlex's post: @cyberslave: And they think only because they partly can break tor that they can break anything. And if they can't they just blame encryption. Working encryption = Bad for the goverment = good for everybody else :P

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: If the problem was that no background was loading or things started to get buggy: This was because an error was thrown when `User.getBackground` was called and no background color was set, but the bgColor was left empty and instead `@row.bgUnset` was set to true if the user had not choosen a background. Just changed it so `User.getBackground` now returns `defaultBackground.color` if `@row.bgUnset` is true

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: I don't know if an image with such intense colors can be called neutral. I just don't know how people react. Also ZeroNet's theme is actually Amethyst colored, so I just don't know. Maybe I am the wrong person to ask...

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: You know I am not the best at design. Just send me an image that looks very neutral (not something with lots of neon colors and something that fits zerome's theme)

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: You need to first create a new empty zite, then go to your ZeroNet/data folder, rename the ZeroMe source code cloned from GitHub to the zite address and sign the zite.

Mkg20001 commented on Plasmmer's post: @Plasmmer: Or if you want to clone my ZeroMe just do git clone git@github.com:mkg20001/ZeroMe -b patch-1

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @Plasmmer: These are compiled coffescript files. Unless I find a decompiler I will have to rewrite them from scratch. Also I noticed ZeroMe+ uses a different image format that we should add support for (markdown inline images)

Mkg20001 commented on Talnicrom's post: @Wonderingdane: I'm planing to do just that. I'm working on my own version of ZeroMe http://localhost:43110/me.mkg20001.bit that will be merged with ZeroNet (see https://github.com/HelloZeroNet/ZeroMe/pull/74 )

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: https://github.com/mkg20001/ZeroNet-kivy/releases/tag/0.5.2.1-alpha1 - but it will take 30 min for the APK to be built

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: No I don't know, but what actually is the reason a custom ssl cert has to be created?
Edit: The code in `zeronet_config.py` is actually from zeronet `src/Config.py`

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: `Skipping a deployment with the releases provider because this is not a tagged commit.` This happens because travis-ci only uploads the apk to tags (See https://github.com/mkg20001/ZeroNet-kivy/releases )

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: Since I added the config file I am getting errors like
`ERROR:root:Unhandled exception: 'Config' object has no attribute 'fileserver_ip'`
This does not happen when I remove `keep_ssl_cert`

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: Currently I am writing a ConfigParser (or actually looking how zeronet parses the config). After that I will add `language` and `keep_ssl_cert`

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: But that does not fix the issue with text not being bold

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: And DroidSansFallback does not support bold text
Edit: It also does not support the German characters ä ö ü

Mkg20001 commented on Mkg20001's post: @P2P: I discovered it by accident. And yes, kivy's get_color_from_hex works. But IMO the app needs a light and a dark theme, so this function will make it easier (because it converts the color to a light one)

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- [Dark ZeroMe](http://127.0.0.1:43110/1HmJ7GadjdiQUPevaK7QXVrK4nhyCp1fSj/) - If you hate white, come join us on the dark side.
- [8values on Zeronet](http://127.0.0.1:43110/1GhQnhzopJKP1RUKX8cd55CSXXSygzPFYj/) - Find out how you lean in politics.
- [Blog](http://127.0.0.1:43110/19Bb6RMYZGTDZJduj5q5Zz8uaBgNtHnCeH/) - So far used mostly to post updates of my various ZeroNet projects.
- [TED Talks 2017 - Speakers List Archive](http://127.0.0.1:43110/14MQWAD4DNSWx52pidtux4oQXz4gTn4B5f/) - Archive of speakers from when the ZeroNet founder was slated to appear at the conference.
- [Share Test](http://127.0.0.1:43110/1FyYahC8sKVYfsPQXEzuRjXNDQeb6Y2xno/) - Experiments with file sharing and video streaming using ZeroMux.
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* [Specs](http://127.0.0.1:43110/usvformat.bit/specs.html)
* [Blog](http://127.0.0.1:43110/blog.usvformat.bit/)
* [Forum](http://127.0.0.1:43110/forum.usvformat.bit/)

@Yuzu: We are all trapped in daily life. Doing jobs we hate, just so we can buy food to survive. Instead of doing what we truly love. Companies are trying to make stuff cheaper, but by doing so they damage the environment and other people's lifes.